US20150107964A1 - Feeding device - Google Patents
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- the subject matter herein generally relates to feeding devices, and in particular to a feeding device configured to use in automated production lines.
- a feeding device is configured to feed work-pieces to the production lines. During a production process, the work-pieces are usually placed in feeding trays. Then, the feeding trays are fed manually to the production lines.
- FIG. 1 is an isometric view of an embodiment of a feeding device.
- FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of circled portion II of FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 3 is a partial perspective view of the feeding device of FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the feeding device of FIG. 1 taken along line IV-IV.
- Coupled is defined as connected, whether directly or indirectly through intervening components, and is not necessarily limited to physical connections.
- the connection can be such that the objects are permanently connected or releasably connected.
- substantially is defined to be essentially conforming to the particular dimension, shape or other word that substantially modifies, such that the component need not be exact.
- substantially cylindrical means that the object resembles a cylinder, but can have one or more deviations from a true cylinder.
- comprising, ” when utilized, means “including, but not necessarily limited to”; it specifically indicates open-ended inclusion or membership in the so-described combination, group, series and the like.
- FIG. 1 illustrates an embodiment of a feeding device 100 .
- the feeding device 100 can be configured to feed work-pieces 200 in a predetermined frequency to a conveying line 300 .
- the feeding device 100 can include a fixed frame 10 , a drive mechanism 30 , a transmission mechanism 50 , a first feeding mechanism 70 , and a second feeding mechanism 90 .
- the drive mechanism 30 , the transmission mechanism 50 , the first feeding mechanism 70 , and the second feeding mechanism 90 can be mounted to the fixed frame 10 .
- the transmission mechanism 50 can be connected to the drive mechanism 30 .
- the first feeding mechanism 70 and the second feeding mechanism 90 can be connected to the transmission mechanism 50 .
- the drive mechanism 30 can power the transmission mechanism 50 to drive the first feeding mechanism 70 and the second feeding mechanism 90 .
- the first feeding mechanism 70 and the second feeding mechanism 90 can therefore feed the work-pieces 200 to the conveying line 300 .
- the fixed frame 10 can include a fixing plate 11 , two first fixing rods 13 , two second fixing rods 15 , and two connecting plates 17 .
- the two first fixing rods 13 can be vertically mounted to one side of the fixing plate 11 , and can be arranged in parallel.
- the two second fixing rods 15 can be vertically mounted to the other side of the fixing plate 11 , and can be arranged in parallel.
- Each connecting plate 17 can be mounted between one of the two first fixing rods 13 and the corresponding second fixing rod 15 , and the two connecting plates 17 can be relatively arranged.
- the conveying line 300 can be mounted on the two connecting plates 17 .
- FIG. 2 illustrates that the drive mechanism 30 can be mounted to the fixing plate 11 .
- the drive mechanism 30 can include two drive blocks 31 , a first rotating shaft 33 , a pushing component 34 ; a second rotating shaft 35 , a rotating component 36 , a gear 37 ; a connection chain 38 , and a driving component 39 .
- the two drive blocks 31 can be mounted relative to the fixing plate 11 .
- the first rotating shaft 33 can rotationally pass through the two drive blocks 31 , and can be mounted between the two drive blocks 31 .
- the pushing component 34 can be mounted to the first rotating shaft 33 .
- One side of the pushing component 34 can include a raised portion 341 , and the raised portion 341 can be substantially parallel with the first rotating shaft 33 .
- the second rotating shaft 35 can rotationally pass through the two drive blocks 31 , and can be mounted between the two drive blocks 31 .
- the second rotating shaft 35 can be substantially parallel with the first rotating shaft 33 .
- the rotating component 36 can be mounted to the second rotating shaft 35 .
- the rotating component 36 can be substantially fan like.
- the rotating component 36 can include a plurality of blades 361 .
- the blades 361 can be arranged in predetermined intervals.
- An opening 363 can be defined between the two blades 361 .
- the raised portion 341 can be received in the opening 363 .
- the gear 37 can be arranged with the second rotating shaft 35 , and can be arranged relative to the rotating component 36 .
- the connection chain 38 can be engaged with the gear 37 and the transmission mechanism 50 (see FIG. 1 ).
- the driving component 39 can be mounted to the fixing plate 11 , and can be mechanically coupled to the first rotating shaft 33 .
- the driving component 39 can rotate the first rotating shaft 33 once, and the first rotating shaft 33 can rotate the pushing component 34 once.
- the raised portion 341 can rotate the blades 361 , and allow the rotating component 36 to drive the second rotating shaft 35 and the gear 37 at a predetermined frequency.
- FIG. 3 illustrates that the transmission mechanism 50 can be mounted to the fixed frame 10 .
- the transmission mechanism 50 can include a first transmission component 51 , a second transmission component 53 , and two transmission chains 57 .
- the first transmission component 51 can be mounted between the two connecting plates 17 , and can be rotated relative to the two connecting plates 17 .
- the first transmission component 51 can be located under the conveying line 300 .
- the second transmission component 53 can be mounted between the two connecting plates 17 , and can be rotated relative to the two connecting plates 17 .
- the second transmission component 53 can be engaged with the first transmission component 51 , and can be located under the conveying line 300 .
- the first transmission component 51 can rotate the second transmission component 53 .
- One of the two transmission chains 57 can be engaged with the first transmission component 51 and the first feeding mechanism 70 (see FIG. 1 ) to allow the first transmission component 51 to rotate the first feeding mechanism 70 .
- the other transmission chain 57 can be engaged with the second transmission component 53 and the second feeding mechanism 90 (see FIG. 1 ) to allow the second transmission component 53 to rotate the second feeding mechanism 90 .
- the first feeding mechanism 70 can include a third rotating shaft 71 , a first connecting gear 73 , a fourth rotating shaft 75 , and a plurality of first gears 79 .
- the third rotating shaft 71 can be mounted between the two first fixing rods 13 adjacent to the connecting plate 17 .
- the third rotating shaft 71 can be rotated relative to the two first fixing rods 13 .
- the third rotating shaft 71 can include two first gears 79 arranged in predetermined intervals.
- the first connecting gear 73 can be mounted to the third rotating shaft 71 .
- the transmission chain 57 can be connected to the first transmission component 51 and the first connecting gear 73 .
- the first transmission component 51 can rotate the first connecting gear 73 through the transmission chain 57 .
- the fourth rotating shaft 75 can be mounted between the two first fixing rods 13 , and can be rotated relative to the two first fixing rods 13 .
- the fourth rotating shaft 75 can be substantially parallel with the third rotating shaft 71 .
- the fourth rotating shaft 75 can include two first gears 79 arranged in predetermined intervals.
- the second feeding mechanism 90 can include a fifth rotating shaft 91 , a second connecting gear 93 , a sixth rotating shaft 95 , and a plurality of second gears 99 .
- the fifth rotating shaft 91 can be mounted between the two second fixing rods 15 adjacent to the connecting plate 17 .
- the fifth rotating shaft 91 can be rotated relative to the two second fixing rods 15 .
- the fifth rotating shaft 91 can include two second gears 99 arranged in predetermined intervals.
- the second connecting gear 93 can be mounted to the fifth rotating shaft 91 .
- the transmission chain 57 can be connected to the second transmission component 53 and the second connecting gear 93 .
- the second transmission component 53 can rotate the second connecting gear 93 via the transmission chain 57 .
- the sixth rotating shaft 95 can be mounted between the two second fixing rods 15 , and can be rotated relative to the two second fixing rods 15 .
- the sixth rotating shaft 95 can be substantially parallel with fifth rotating shaft 91 .
- the sixth rotating shaft 95 can include two second gears 99 arranged in predetermined intervals.
- FIG. 4 illustrates that the first feeding mechanism 70 can further include two first transmission chains 77 and a plurality of first support components 78 .
- Each first transmission chain 77 can be engaged with the first gears 79 to allow the third rotating shaft 71 to rotate the fourth rotating shaft 75 .
- the first support components 78 can be mounted to the two first transmission chains 77 one at a time.
- the first support components 78 can be substantially “L”-shaped.
- Each first support component 78 can include a first fixing portion 781 and a first support portion 783 .
- the first fixing portion 781 can vertically extend to form the first support portion 783 . Two ends of the first fixing portion 781 can be connected to the first transmission chains 77 .
- the first support portion 783 can be configured to support the work-pieces 200 .
- the second feeding mechanism 90 can further include two second transmission chains 97 and a plurality of second support components 98 .
- Each second transmission chains 97 can be engaged with the second gears 99 to allow the fifth rotating shaft 91 to rotate the sixth rotating shaft 95 .
- the second support components 98 can be mounted to the two second transmission chains 97 one-by-one.
- the second support components 98 can be substantially “L”-shaped.
- Each second support components 98 can include a second fixing portion 981 and a second support portion 983 .
- the second fixing portion 981 can vertically extend to form the second support portion 983 . Two ends of the second fixing portion 981 can be connected to the second transmission chains 97 .
- the second support portion 983 can be configured to support the work-pieces 200 .
- the driving component 39 can rotate the first rotating shaft 33 (see FIG. 2 ), and the first rotating shaft 33 can rotate the pushing component 34 .
- the raised portion 341 of the pushing component 34 can be received in the opening 363 of the rotating component 36 (see FIG. 2 ), and the raised portion 341 can rotate the rotating component 36 .
- the rotating component 36 can rotate the second rotating shaft 35 and the gear 37 at a predetermined frequency.
- the gear 37 can rotate the first transmission component 51 via the connection chain 38 .
- the first transmission component 51 can rotate the second transmission component 53 and the two transmission chains 57 .
- the two transmission chains 57 can synchronously rotate the third rotating shaft 71 and the fifth rotating shaft 91 .
- the third rotating shaft 71 can rotate the two first transmission chains 77 .
- the two first transmission chains 77 can allow the first support components 78 to move toward the conveying line 300 .
- the fifth rotating shaft 91 can rotate the two second transmission chains 97 .
- the two second transmission chains 97 can allow the second support components 98 to move toward the conveying line 300 .
- the second support portion 983 and the first support portion 783 can be at the same level, and can be moved at a same frequency.
- the second support portion 983 and the first support portion 783 can combine to support the work-piece 200 , and put the work-piece 200 on the conveying line 300 .
- the feeding device 100 can carry out this cycle continuously to put the work-pieces 200 on the conveying line 300 .
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- The subject matter herein generally relates to feeding devices, and in particular to a feeding device configured to use in automated production lines.
- A feeding device is configured to feed work-pieces to the production lines. During a production process, the work-pieces are usually placed in feeding trays. Then, the feeding trays are fed manually to the production lines.
- Implementations of the present technology will now be described, by way of example only, with reference to the attached figures:
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FIG. 1 is an isometric view of an embodiment of a feeding device. -
FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of circled portion II ofFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 3 is a partial perspective view of the feeding device ofFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the feeding device ofFIG. 1 taken along line IV-IV. - It will be appreciated that for simplicity and clarity of illustration, where appropriate, reference numerals have been repeated among the different figures to indicate corresponding or analogous elements. In addition, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the embodiments described herein. However, it will be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art that the embodiments described herein can be practiced without these specific details. In other instances, methods, procedures and components have not been described in detail so as not to obscure the related relevant feature being described. Also, the description is not to be considered as limiting the scope of the embodiments described herein. The drawings are not necessarily to scale and the proportions of certain parts have been exaggerated to better illustrate details and features of the present disclosure.
- Several definitions that apply throughout this disclosure will now be presented.
- The term “coupled” is defined as connected, whether directly or indirectly through intervening components, and is not necessarily limited to physical connections. The connection can be such that the objects are permanently connected or releasably connected. The term “substantially” is defined to be essentially conforming to the particular dimension, shape or other word that substantially modifies, such that the component need not be exact. For example, substantially cylindrical means that the object resembles a cylinder, but can have one or more deviations from a true cylinder. The term “comprising, ” when utilized, means “including, but not necessarily limited to”; it specifically indicates open-ended inclusion or membership in the so-described combination, group, series and the like.
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FIG. 1 illustrates an embodiment of afeeding device 100. Thefeeding device 100 can be configured to feed work-pieces 200 in a predetermined frequency to aconveying line 300. - The
feeding device 100 can include afixed frame 10, adrive mechanism 30, atransmission mechanism 50, afirst feeding mechanism 70, and asecond feeding mechanism 90. Thedrive mechanism 30, thetransmission mechanism 50, thefirst feeding mechanism 70, and thesecond feeding mechanism 90 can be mounted to thefixed frame 10. Thetransmission mechanism 50 can be connected to thedrive mechanism 30. Thefirst feeding mechanism 70 and thesecond feeding mechanism 90 can be connected to thetransmission mechanism 50. Thedrive mechanism 30 can power thetransmission mechanism 50 to drive thefirst feeding mechanism 70 and thesecond feeding mechanism 90. Thefirst feeding mechanism 70 and thesecond feeding mechanism 90 can therefore feed the work-pieces 200 to theconveying line 300. - The
fixed frame 10 can include afixing plate 11, twofirst fixing rods 13, twosecond fixing rods 15, and two connectingplates 17. The twofirst fixing rods 13 can be vertically mounted to one side of thefixing plate 11, and can be arranged in parallel. The twosecond fixing rods 15 can be vertically mounted to the other side of thefixing plate 11, and can be arranged in parallel. Each connectingplate 17 can be mounted between one of the twofirst fixing rods 13 and the correspondingsecond fixing rod 15, and the two connectingplates 17 can be relatively arranged. Theconveying line 300 can be mounted on the two connectingplates 17. -
FIG. 2 illustrates that thedrive mechanism 30 can be mounted to thefixing plate 11. Thedrive mechanism 30 can include twodrive blocks 31, a first rotatingshaft 33, a pushingcomponent 34; a second rotatingshaft 35, a rotatingcomponent 36, agear 37; aconnection chain 38, and adriving component 39. The twodrive blocks 31 can be mounted relative to thefixing plate 11. The first rotatingshaft 33 can rotationally pass through the twodrive blocks 31, and can be mounted between the twodrive blocks 31. The pushingcomponent 34 can be mounted to the first rotatingshaft 33. One side of the pushingcomponent 34 can include a raisedportion 341, and the raisedportion 341 can be substantially parallel with the first rotatingshaft 33. The second rotatingshaft 35 can rotationally pass through the twodrive blocks 31, and can be mounted between the twodrive blocks 31. The second rotatingshaft 35 can be substantially parallel with the first rotatingshaft 33. The rotatingcomponent 36 can be mounted to the second rotatingshaft 35. In the illustrated embodiment, therotating component 36 can be substantially fan like. The rotatingcomponent 36 can include a plurality ofblades 361. Theblades 361 can be arranged in predetermined intervals. Anopening 363 can be defined between the twoblades 361. The raisedportion 341 can be received in theopening 363. When the rotatingcomponent 36 is rotated, theblades 361 can be pushed to allow the second rotatingshaft 35 to rotate relative to the twodrive blocks 31. Thegear 37 can be arranged with the second rotatingshaft 35, and can be arranged relative to the rotatingcomponent 36. Theconnection chain 38 can be engaged with thegear 37 and the transmission mechanism 50 (seeFIG. 1 ). Thedriving component 39 can be mounted to thefixing plate 11, and can be mechanically coupled to the first rotatingshaft 33. Thedriving component 39 can rotate the firstrotating shaft 33 once, and the first rotatingshaft 33 can rotate the pushingcomponent 34 once. The raisedportion 341 can rotate theblades 361, and allow therotating component 36 to drive the second rotatingshaft 35 and thegear 37 at a predetermined frequency. -
FIG. 3 illustrates that thetransmission mechanism 50 can be mounted to thefixed frame 10. Thetransmission mechanism 50 can include afirst transmission component 51, asecond transmission component 53, and twotransmission chains 57. Thefirst transmission component 51 can be mounted between the twoconnecting plates 17, and can be rotated relative to the twoconnecting plates 17. Thefirst transmission component 51 can be located under theconveying line 300. Thesecond transmission component 53 can be mounted between the twoconnecting plates 17, and can be rotated relative to the twoconnecting plates 17. Thesecond transmission component 53 can be engaged with thefirst transmission component 51, and can be located under theconveying line 300. Thefirst transmission component 51 can rotate thesecond transmission component 53. One of the twotransmission chains 57 can be engaged with thefirst transmission component 51 and the first feeding mechanism 70 (seeFIG. 1 ) to allow thefirst transmission component 51 to rotate thefirst feeding mechanism 70. Theother transmission chain 57 can be engaged with thesecond transmission component 53 and the second feeding mechanism 90 (seeFIG. 1 ) to allow thesecond transmission component 53 to rotate thesecond feeding mechanism 90. - The first feeding mechanism 70 (see
FIG. 1 ) can include a thirdrotating shaft 71, a first connectinggear 73, a fourthrotating shaft 75, and a plurality offirst gears 79. The thirdrotating shaft 71 can be mounted between the twofirst fixing rods 13 adjacent to the connectingplate 17. The thirdrotating shaft 71 can be rotated relative to the twofirst fixing rods 13. The thirdrotating shaft 71 can include twofirst gears 79 arranged in predetermined intervals. The first connectinggear 73 can be mounted to the thirdrotating shaft 71. Thetransmission chain 57 can be connected to thefirst transmission component 51 and the first connectinggear 73. - The
first transmission component 51 can rotate the first connectinggear 73 through thetransmission chain 57. The fourthrotating shaft 75 can be mounted between the twofirst fixing rods 13, and can be rotated relative to the twofirst fixing rods 13. The fourthrotating shaft 75 can be substantially parallel with the thirdrotating shaft 71. The fourthrotating shaft 75 can include twofirst gears 79 arranged in predetermined intervals. - The second feeding mechanism 90 (see
FIG. 1 ) can include a fifthrotating shaft 91, a second connectinggear 93, a sixthrotating shaft 95, and a plurality ofsecond gears 99. The fifthrotating shaft 91 can be mounted between the twosecond fixing rods 15 adjacent to the connectingplate 17. The fifthrotating shaft 91 can be rotated relative to the twosecond fixing rods 15. The fifthrotating shaft 91 can include twosecond gears 99 arranged in predetermined intervals. The second connectinggear 93 can be mounted to the fifthrotating shaft 91. Thetransmission chain 57 can be connected to thesecond transmission component 53 and the second connectinggear 93. Thesecond transmission component 53 can rotate the second connectinggear 93 via thetransmission chain 57. The sixthrotating shaft 95 can be mounted between the twosecond fixing rods 15, and can be rotated relative to the twosecond fixing rods 15. The sixthrotating shaft 95 can be substantially parallel with fifthrotating shaft 91. The sixthrotating shaft 95 can include twosecond gears 99 arranged in predetermined intervals. -
FIG. 4 illustrates that thefirst feeding mechanism 70 can further include twofirst transmission chains 77 and a plurality offirst support components 78. Eachfirst transmission chain 77 can be engaged with thefirst gears 79 to allow the thirdrotating shaft 71 to rotate the fourthrotating shaft 75. Thefirst support components 78 can be mounted to the twofirst transmission chains 77 one at a time. Thefirst support components 78 can be substantially “L”-shaped. Eachfirst support component 78 can include afirst fixing portion 781 and afirst support portion 783. Thefirst fixing portion 781 can vertically extend to form thefirst support portion 783. Two ends of thefirst fixing portion 781 can be connected to thefirst transmission chains 77. Thefirst support portion 783 can be configured to support the work-pieces 200. - The
second feeding mechanism 90 can further include twosecond transmission chains 97 and a plurality ofsecond support components 98. Eachsecond transmission chains 97 can be engaged with thesecond gears 99 to allow the fifthrotating shaft 91 to rotate the sixthrotating shaft 95. Thesecond support components 98 can be mounted to the twosecond transmission chains 97 one-by-one. Thesecond support components 98 can be substantially “L”-shaped. Eachsecond support components 98 can include a second fixing portion 981 and asecond support portion 983. The second fixing portion 981 can vertically extend to form thesecond support portion 983. Two ends of the second fixing portion 981 can be connected to thesecond transmission chains 97. Thesecond support portion 983 can be configured to support the work-pieces 200. - In operation, the driving
component 39 can rotate the first rotating shaft 33 (seeFIG. 2 ), and the firstrotating shaft 33 can rotate the pushingcomponent 34. The raisedportion 341 of the pushingcomponent 34 can be received in theopening 363 of the rotating component 36 (seeFIG. 2 ), and the raisedportion 341 can rotate therotating component 36. The rotatingcomponent 36 can rotate the secondrotating shaft 35 and thegear 37 at a predetermined frequency. Thegear 37 can rotate thefirst transmission component 51 via theconnection chain 38. Thefirst transmission component 51 can rotate thesecond transmission component 53 and the twotransmission chains 57. The twotransmission chains 57 can synchronously rotate the thirdrotating shaft 71 and the fifthrotating shaft 91. The thirdrotating shaft 71 can rotate the twofirst transmission chains 77. The twofirst transmission chains 77 can allow thefirst support components 78 to move toward the conveyingline 300. The fifthrotating shaft 91 can rotate the twosecond transmission chains 97. The twosecond transmission chains 97 can allow thesecond support components 98 to move toward the conveyingline 300. Thesecond support portion 983 and thefirst support portion 783 can be at the same level, and can be moved at a same frequency. Thesecond support portion 983 and thefirst support portion 783 can combine to support the work-piece 200, and put the work-piece 200 on the conveyingline 300. Thefeeding device 100 can carry out this cycle continuously to put the work-pieces 200 on the conveyingline 300. - The embodiments shown and described above are only examples. Many details are often found in the art such as the other features of a
feeding device 100. Therefore, many such details are neither shown nor described. Even though numerous characteristics and advantages of the present technology have been set forth in the foregoing description, together with details of the structure and function of the present disclosure, the disclosure is illustrative only, and changes may be made in the detail, especially in matters of shape, size and arrangement of the parts within the principles of the present disclosure up to, and including the full extent established by the broad general meaning of the terms used in the claims. It will therefore be appreciated that the embodiments described above may be modified within the scope of the claims.
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